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Bangalore, popularly known as the ‘Garden City’ represents a rich cultural heritage of the past era combined with modern and high-tech facilities. Experience the amalgamation of both of them on your visit to Bangalore, the south Indian city. The friendly climatic scenario offers a pleasant stay condition that makes your journey a worthwhile one. Offering several amusement parks to heritage buildings, the city is a traveller’s paradise. Let us have a look at some of the best tourist  places to visit in Bangalore  that make up for the city’s heritage and pride. Best Places To Visit In Bangalore 1. Bangalore Palace Built by Chamaraja Wodeyar in the year 1887, Bangalore Palace is an inspired design by England’s Windsor Castle and is one of the best tourist places in Bangalore. The evocative palace comprises fortified arches, towers, Tudor-style architecture, and green lawns along with sophisticated wood carvings in the interior. It is where the royal family still resides at t

Mysore, locally known as Mysuru was the prominent city of Karnataka prior to Bengaluru. Be it a family holiday or a romantic weekend escape , the impeccable things in Mysore make it just the perfect destination for everyone. The city offers one-of-its-kind experiences that would make anyone’s trip an unforgettable vacation! Best Things to do in Mysore Mysore Palace-Admire The Grandeur Also known as the Ambavilas Palace, visiting this royal residence is one of the  top things to do in Mysore  for having an enriching holiday experience. Right from its Indo-Saracenic architecture to its imperial interiors, everything here is a shining example of why Mysore is popular as the City of Palaces. This is one of the best places to visit in Mysore that leaves one awe-inspired.  Brindavan Garden- Take a stroll What to do in Mysore  during the evening shouldn’t be your top concern at all because the beautiful Brindavan Garden is the perfect place to be. Ide

Pondicherry or Puducherry is one of the most beautiful and mesmerising places of South India. The place offers you a lot more than you can imagine- beautiful French architecture, stunning views to die for, ample of places to fill in your tummy and gazillion of places to satisfy that shopaholic in you.I drove to this Union Territory from  Chennai . Taking the East Coast Road (ECR), I reached Pondicherry in almost three hours. As you make your way into Pondy, you quickly realize why this place is also called ‘The French Riviera of the East’. Pondy’s architecture is weaved around the reminiscence of the French colonial rule and culture. Unlike most tourists who book their stays in White Town or Auroville, I chose to stay in Hotel RKN International, a refined 3 star hotel in Annasalai. On reaching Pondi, I rented a Wespa, which cost Rs. 350 a day, and allowed me to ride to White Town in under 10 minutes, and popular beaches in half an hour.  My stay he